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NEONLINK SENSE · AGRICULTURE

See how long your crop stays wet

Sense measures temperature, humidity and leaf wetness at crop height. Track changes in one dashboard.

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We discuss your crops and fields, then work out a suitable setup.

Leaf wetness

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Example using simulated readings. The leaves are wet at midnight and dry around 8 am.

The forecast looks ahead.
Sense looks within your crop.

Conditions among your plants can differ from those at a weather station. Sense reveals these local differences, helping you see where attention is needed.

Use the readings to inform your own assessment and discussions with your adviser.

WHAT IS INCLUDED

Everything for a working sensor network.

01

Sensors

Temperature, humidity and leaf wetness sensors, positioned to suit your field.

02

Power and connectivity

Solar power, a battery and wireless communication. We tailor connectivity to your farm.

03

Online insights

Readings for each location, trends over time and the status of your sensors.

04

Installation and support

Help with setup, guidance on use and a dedicated point of contact.

The number of sensors, connectivity and support are specified in a proposal for your farm.

WHAT YOU MEASURE

Small differences.
Valuable information.

Temperature
Track temperature changes at crop height.
Humidity
See when humid conditions persist.
Leaf wetness
See when leaves become wet and when they dry.
Device status
Keep track of power and connectivity at your sensors too.

FROM FIELD TO OVERVIEW

Set up together. Set up right.

We start with your crop, your fields and the information you need. The sensors and connectivity are designed around them.

  1. Tell us about your farm

    Tell us what you grow, where you want to measure and what you need to know.

  2. Set up your sensor network

    We agree the setup, positioning and installation with you.

  3. Follow your crop microclimate

    View your sites, follow trends and use the data in your crop management decisions.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Before you begin.

What is Neonlink Sense?

Neonlink Sense is a complete platform for monitoring the microclimate within agricultural crops. Sensors measure temperature, humidity and leaf wetness. Solar power, wireless communication and an online dashboard bring readings from your field to your screen.

Do I need to code or build a system myself?

No. Sense is a ready-to-use solution with sensors, power, connectivity and an online dashboard. We tailor the setup to your farm and guide you through installation and use.

Do I need mains power or Wi-Fi in the field?

Sense is built around solar power and wireless communication. Together, we choose a setup that suits the coverage and conditions at your site.

How many sensors do I need?

That depends on the size, variation and layout of your fields. We determine the locations and quantities for your situation.

Does Sense diagnose crop diseases?

Sense measures conditions within your crop. The data supports your assessment; on its own, it is not a disease diagnosis or treatment recommendation.

What does the complete solution cost?

You receive a proposal covering the sensors, connectivity, installation and support you need. You know what is included from the start.

LET’S GET STARTED

What is happening in your field?

Tell us about your crop and the locations you want to monitor. We will prepare a proposal for your Sense solution.

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